Very few filmmakers have a good last film. Kubrick was incredibly lucky. Hitchcock was not. In general, directors tend to wane in their later careers–Clint Eastwood’s blossoming into such an artist aside–and, depending on their popularity and influence, they live into the era they inspired and no one wants to listen to them anymore. Orson […]
Entries Tagged as 'Alan Sharp'
The Osterman Weekend (1983, Sam Peckinpah)
March 22nd, 2006 No Comments
Recommend on MahaloNight Moves (1975, Arthur Penn)
September 12th, 2005 No Comments
I have a confession to make with Night Moves. I first started watching it when I was fifteen and home sick from school. I wanted to see Knight Moves with Christopher Lambert and I got this one instead. I liked Gene Hackman (or said I did) so I started watching it and I turned it […]
